Faced with Professor Sylph's stern reprimand, Ophelia Blood wore a wry smile.
Good and evil would eventually be repaid; it was not that retribution did not come, only that the time had not yet arrived.
When one did bad things, one had to pay the price eventually.
Ophelia had already come to terms with this. She raised her head and said, "Professor, I am willing to accept punishment."
Professor Sylph said with a stern face, "Very well. From today onward, until I permit otherwise, you are forbidden from leaving the academy. You may not go out under your true identity, you may not publicly acknowledge Victor, and you must keep your distance from him. Do you understand what I mean?"
Ophelia froze for a moment, then said gratefully, "I understand!"
"It's not over yet." Sylph held out her hand. "Give me the 'Great Prophecy.'"
Ophelia obediently handed over the "Great Prophecy."
After confiscating this "instrument of the crime," Professor Sylph asked, "Where did this 'Great Prophecy' come from?"
Ophelia Blood said, "A fellow inmate gave it to me."
"A fellow inmate?" Professor Sylph could not help frowning.
Ophelia Blood explained, "The previous generation's Archbishop."
Professor Sylph immediately said in surprise, "Him? He's still alive?"
Ophelia nodded. "Alive and well."
Professor Sylph asked, "Did you see him when you escaped from prison?"
Ophelia thought carefully, then shook her head helplessly. "No."
Professor Sylph fell silent for a while before saying, "That is not good news. If the previous Archbishop has also escaped from prison, the Holy Church may face unprecedented hardship. No wonder they have not been very proactive in pursuing you. They have likely focused most of their efforts on capturing the previous Archbishop."
After saying that, she rubbed her brow, feeling a trace of fatigue.
Dark quietly listened to